Red Dragon Yacht Full-Day Private Boat Tour to Angthong National Marine Park
by Ko Samui Boat Charter
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.฿85,500Overview
Angthong National Marine Park consists of 42 islands with limestone cliffs, caves, lagoons, and beaches. This private full-day tour aboard the 78-foot Red Dragon Classic Thai Yacht begins on the southwest coast of Koh Samui. The teak wood yacht has a traditional sail, a sun deck, a lounge and dining area, an onboard jacuzzi, restrooms, and WiFi. The cruise also includes a galley chef and a dinghy for shore transfers. The journey passes the Five Islands, where bird's nests are harvested. The first stop in the marine park is a remote area accessible only to this tour, where guests can kayak for about an hour along limestone cliffs, caves, tunnels, and a secret lagoon. A dinghy is available as an alternative to kayaking. The yacht then sails north beyond the marine park waters to Koh Wao, one of Thailand’s top 20 snorkeling sites. After a safety briefing, guests use snorkeling equipment for a guided underwater tour of the coral reef and marine life. Non-swimmers and children can stay in a netted floating raft for safety. Returning toward the marine park, the yacht passes Ko Lao Yu and other limestone islands while guests enjoy a buffet lunch onboard. The route includes views of Koh Thong Thaeng and Ko Wa Noi, continuing to Ko Mae Ko to see the Blue Lagoon (Talay Nai), a saltwater lake enclosed by cliffs and a natural nursery for marine species. Visitors can climb steep stairs to a viewpoint with panoramic views of the islands or relax on the beach. The tour also passes Ko Sam Sao, known for its natural stone bridge and sandy beaches, and Ko Wua Talap, the marine park headquarters. On the cruise back to Koh Samui, the yacht passes Phaluai Island, home to a community of sea gypsy fishermen. Guests can enjoy drinks, banana splits, or a swim in the jacuzzi while watching the sunset. The tour lasts about 8 and a half hours and includes breakfast, lunch, carbonated beverages, tea, coffee, bottled water, towels, snorkeling gear, use of kayaks, dinghy transfers, life vests, a netted raft for non-swimmers, full insurance, and round-trip hotel transfers. Optional sea kayak rental and admission fees are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Five Islands
The tour starts at the southwest of Koh Samui, passing the Five Islands, known for the rare practice of bird's nest harvesting.
Sea Kayaking in Ang Thong Marine Park
The first stop is a remote part of the park exclusive to this tour. Guests can kayak for one hour along coastlines featuring limestone cliffs, caves, tunnels, and a secret lagoon, or opt to ride the accompanying dinghy.
60 min
Sail north beyond Marine Park waters
The yacht sails north beyond the park's boundaries toward Koh Wao, where top snorkeling sites are located.
Snorkeling at Ko Wao island group
At Ko Wao, guests spend about one hour snorkeling among tropical reefs considered one of Thailand's top 20 sites. After a safety briefing, the crew provides snorkeling gear and guides guests underwater. Non-swimmers and children may use a netted floating raft for safety.
60 min
Pass Ko Lao Yu and buffet lunch
Returning toward the park, the yacht passes Ko Lao Yu while guests enjoy a buffet lunch onboard, cruising past limestone islands with striking cliffs and rock formations.
Pass Koh Thong Thaeng
The yacht continues past Koh Thong Thaeng, one of the larger islands in the marine park.
Pass Ko Wa Noi en route to Ko Mae Ko
The route passes Ko Wa Noi before arriving at Ko Mae Ko to view the Blue Lagoon.
Pass Ko Sam Sao (Three Sisters Islands)
The yacht sails past Ko Sam Sao, noted for its natural stone bridge and white sandy beaches.
Blue Lagoon at Ko Mae Ko
Guests spend 15 minutes at Ko Mae Ko to see the Blue Lagoon (Talay Nai), a saltwater lake surrounded by cliffs that inspired the book and film "The Beach." The tour is the last allowed to visit this site, avoiding other organized groups.
15 min
Blue Lagoon Emerald Lake
Guests have 45 minutes to climb steep stairs to a viewpoint offering panoramic views of the 42 islands or relax on the secluded beach. The lake serves as a natural nursery for marine life.
45 min
Ko Wua Ta Lap
On the return to Koh Samui, the yacht passes Ko Wua Talap, which is the headquarters of the marine park.
Cruise past Phaluai Island
The yacht cruises past Phaluai Island, inhabited by sea gypsy fishermen, then returns to Koh Samui. Guests can enjoy drinks, banana splits, swims in the jacuzzi, and views of the sunset.
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Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Additional info
Red Dragon Yacht Full-Day Private Boat Tour to Angthong National Marine Park
by Ko Samui Boat Charter
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.฿85,500Overview
Angthong National Marine Park consists of 42 islands with limestone cliffs, caves, lagoons, and beaches. This private full-day tour aboard the 78-foot Red Dragon Classic Thai Yacht begins on the southwest coast of Koh Samui. The teak wood yacht has a traditional sail, a sun deck, a lounge and dining area, an onboard jacuzzi, restrooms, and WiFi. The cruise also includes a galley chef and a dinghy for shore transfers. The journey passes the Five Islands, where bird's nests are harvested. The first stop in the marine park is a remote area accessible only to this tour, where guests can kayak for about an hour along limestone cliffs, caves, tunnels, and a secret lagoon. A dinghy is available as an alternative to kayaking. The yacht then sails north beyond the marine park waters to Koh Wao, one of Thailand’s top 20 snorkeling sites. After a safety briefing, guests use snorkeling equipment for a guided underwater tour of the coral reef and marine life. Non-swimmers and children can stay in a netted floating raft for safety. Returning toward the marine park, the yacht passes Ko Lao Yu and other limestone islands while guests enjoy a buffet lunch onboard. The route includes views of Koh Thong Thaeng and Ko Wa Noi, continuing to Ko Mae Ko to see the Blue Lagoon (Talay Nai), a saltwater lake enclosed by cliffs and a natural nursery for marine species. Visitors can climb steep stairs to a viewpoint with panoramic views of the islands or relax on the beach. The tour also passes Ko Sam Sao, known for its natural stone bridge and sandy beaches, and Ko Wua Talap, the marine park headquarters. On the cruise back to Koh Samui, the yacht passes Phaluai Island, home to a community of sea gypsy fishermen. Guests can enjoy drinks, banana splits, or a swim in the jacuzzi while watching the sunset. The tour lasts about 8 and a half hours and includes breakfast, lunch, carbonated beverages, tea, coffee, bottled water, towels, snorkeling gear, use of kayaks, dinghy transfers, life vests, a netted raft for non-swimmers, full insurance, and round-trip hotel transfers. Optional sea kayak rental and admission fees are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Five Islands
The tour starts at the southwest of Koh Samui, passing the Five Islands, known for the rare practice of bird's nest harvesting.
Sea Kayaking in Ang Thong Marine Park
The first stop is a remote part of the park exclusive to this tour. Guests can kayak for one hour along coastlines featuring limestone cliffs, caves, tunnels, and a secret lagoon, or opt to ride the accompanying dinghy.
60 min
Sail north beyond Marine Park waters
The yacht sails north beyond the park's boundaries toward Koh Wao, where top snorkeling sites are located.
Snorkeling at Ko Wao island group
At Ko Wao, guests spend about one hour snorkeling among tropical reefs considered one of Thailand's top 20 sites. After a safety briefing, the crew provides snorkeling gear and guides guests underwater. Non-swimmers and children may use a netted floating raft for safety.
60 min
Pass Ko Lao Yu and buffet lunch
Returning toward the park, the yacht passes Ko Lao Yu while guests enjoy a buffet lunch onboard, cruising past limestone islands with striking cliffs and rock formations.
Pass Koh Thong Thaeng
The yacht continues past Koh Thong Thaeng, one of the larger islands in the marine park.
Pass Ko Wa Noi en route to Ko Mae Ko
The route passes Ko Wa Noi before arriving at Ko Mae Ko to view the Blue Lagoon.
Pass Ko Sam Sao (Three Sisters Islands)
The yacht sails past Ko Sam Sao, noted for its natural stone bridge and white sandy beaches.
Blue Lagoon at Ko Mae Ko
Guests spend 15 minutes at Ko Mae Ko to see the Blue Lagoon (Talay Nai), a saltwater lake surrounded by cliffs that inspired the book and film "The Beach." The tour is the last allowed to visit this site, avoiding other organized groups.
15 min
Blue Lagoon Emerald Lake
Guests have 45 minutes to climb steep stairs to a viewpoint offering panoramic views of the 42 islands or relax on the secluded beach. The lake serves as a natural nursery for marine life.
45 min
Ko Wua Ta Lap
On the return to Koh Samui, the yacht passes Ko Wua Talap, which is the headquarters of the marine park.
Cruise past Phaluai Island
The yacht cruises past Phaluai Island, inhabited by sea gypsy fishermen, then returns to Koh Samui. Guests can enjoy drinks, banana splits, swims in the jacuzzi, and views of the sunset.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.